[b]$HIMR[/b] >> A Microcap Gem with Macro Potential: Hollund Industrial Marine, Inc. (OTCPK: HIMR)
The logging industry has been among the most criticized for eco-unfriendliness for many decades, as they often take from the earth without giving anything back. It seems that in times of darkness, a speck of light can always be found. To me, in the logging industry, that speck of light is Hollund Industrial Marine, Inc. (OTCPK: HIMR).
Hollund has stumbled upon a method of logging that is much more environmentally responsible than its competitors. Hollund harvests logs from manmade underwater forests. These underwater forests have been created by manmade structures, such as dams, that change the flow of natural water sources. When the forests are flooded, the trees die, but are very well preserved. Hollund simply extracts the already dead trees from these underwater forests, leaving far less of a mark on the environment then logging living forests.
In addition to being a much more environmentally friendly option, Hollund’s innovative logging technique and robotic equipment [the TigerLynk], have the potential to bring in huge money. The wood harvested from these underwater forests can sell for a higher premium than most other types of wood; yielding between $1,500 and $3,000 per tree. Rarer trees like Rose Wood fetch as little as $10,000 per tree.
Hollund’s TigerLynk robotic machines are estimated to have a harvesting capacity of at least 100 trees per day. This means revenues could range between $150,000 and $300,000 per day, per machine. All the company needs now is its first concession – something which by all indications suggest may be successfully negotiated within the month. This news would change the face of HIMR forever.
Hollund Industrial Marine, Inc. (OTCPK: HIMR) is certainly a microcap company with macro potential.
